Dos Cabezos mine ships concentrates to El Paso smelter
The Dos Cabezos silver mine in northern Mexico, once run by the Pearson syndicate, is now operated by a lease company of Alfred Paul Millard Haymore and Frank Wheeley. Regular shipments go to the El Paso smelter via Douglas, with a 40 ton daily capacity after upgrading the old mill and adding flotation gear. The mine lies high in the Sierra Madre near the Sonora Chiapas divide. Bacerac is the nearest town, 352 miles by mule train to Douglas. Thirty men are employed underground with extensive workings and a main shaft reaching significant depth.
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Douglas
Dos Cabeos
Pearson Syndicate
Mexico
Alfred Paul
Millard Haymore
Frank Wheeley
el Paso
Bacerac
Dos Cabezos
Sierra Madre Montains
Snte
Sonora
Chi- Ruahus
Dos Cabezes
Cattleman Ernest Stroud Re marries former wife Laura Stroud
Ernest G Stroud, cattleman, and his former wife Laura Oscar Stroud renewed vows after a five year divorce. Judge Oscar Pease, after admitting an earlier clerical error, officiated in his office, with a later ceremony for another local pair, Tage Emer and Ella Morrell, presided at Prescou.
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Ernest G Stroud
Arizing
Laura Oscar Stroud
Oscar Pease
Stroud
Pease
Posse
Qar Tageemer
Presest
Ella Morrell
Prescou
Arizona Lumbermen to Attend Idaho Meeting
Poise, Isbo Jan 4 Between 600 and 60 reall lumbermen from ten western states are expected in Moise on February 1 24 and 21 for the annual conference of the Western Recall Lumbermen's association. Delegates come from Washington Montana California Utah Oregon Nevada Colorado Wyoming Arizona and Idaho. E Conner of Sacramento is president. Last search convent has bees held involve was cancelled because of the intinents epid er a will which was to.
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Isbo
Moise
Western Recall Lumbermen's Association
Washington
Montana
California
Utah
Oregon
Nevada
Colorado
Wyoming
Arizona
Idaho
E Conner
Sacramento
Soldiers Nab Purloined Car Thief Near Bisbee
In Bisbee Douglas on January 7 two cavalrymen Private Brown and Fleming lifted a Caer tolet roadster from Frank Maxwell’s residence. Maxwell reported the theft. Sheriff A. E Paracrat and Deputy Jack Ryan pursued and captured the two men and recovered the car.
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Douglas
Frank Maxwell
Twelfth Steel
Brown and Fleming
First Cavalry
Bisbee
Maxwell
A. E Paracratones
Jack Ryan
Nowell
James McLean Dies in New York After Long Life of Service
James McLean, vice president director of Phelps Dodge, longtime visitor to Bisbee, died this morning at his New York home. He joined Phelps Dodge & Co. when it was a tin importing firm before mining interests grew. D. Willis James and William Dodge once led the firm. upon incorporation McLean became a vice president.
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Bisbee
Jane
James McClean
Phelps Dodge Corporation
New York
Mclean
Phelps Dodge & Co
D. Willis James
William Dodge
McClean
State Highway Dept Awarded Road Contract
Pima county voters bonds and Borderland Towne widening with the State Highway Department to supply material equipment and labor while the county finishes the work. The contract covers widening from Vali to the county line with cost plus ten dollars. Thomas Maddock Phoenix state engineer approved offers from the county and Dr Holcomb. Maddock and Chief Engineer Barker will supervise alongside A W Jenkins as chief engineer on site.
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Tucson
Pima County
Bika
Way Commission
Borderland
State Highway Department
Vali
RE Fishburn
Com ‘Mission
Barker
Thomas Maddock
Phoenix
Maddock
DR. Holcomb
Earth
Highway Commission
A. W. Jenkins
Announce Rulings on Auto Licenses in Phoenix
Phoenix readers learn rulings on auto operator licenses as three ratings are announced. Decisions deny J A Campbell and Elmer Seick Phoenix service car applications due to public safety concerns and applicant’s other work. The commission cites sharp turns steep grades and unsuitable chassis for a 16 passenger run.
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Phoenix
HS Schwutte
Tempe
Schaud
J. A. Campbell
Sunora Ad
Court Decides Liquor Row Started Three Years Ago
Prescott January 3 A state supreme court decision upholds Judge Sweeney nulling two stipulation judgments for 4772 in favor of the Time Detective Agency of Los Angeles. County supervisors opposed paying the detective bill for alleged liquor cases in 1917 against Prescott saloonkeepers accused of illicit sales. The county attorney entered the stipulation, deemed by the court as unwarranted unlawful usurpation of authority.
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Prescott
Tate Spreme Court
Sweeney
Trme Detective Agency
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Whole Globe Sends Representatives To Mining Congress
Australia and Spain joined foreign countries at the field meeting of the Arizona section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. Represented states include California Montana Utah Minnesota Wisconsin New York Massachusetts and Delaware, per the official register.
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AJO
Australia
Spain
Arizona
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
California
Montana
Utah
Minnesota
Winds
New York
Massachusetts
Delaware
Cochise County Welcomes Hidalgo County New Neighbor
Douglas Arizona January 3 Local sheriff and police officials have been notified that Hidalgo County New Mexico is now organized and ready to cooperate with regional agencies to curb crime. Hidalgo, formed early this year from Luna, has Lordsburg as its seat. New officials include R M Reynolds clerk Frank R treasurer J W Gould probate judge J A Leahy sheriff Fred A Kroll surveyor Luella A Clark schools Supt James Edgar W B Inderieden W B Hasfield county commissioners. Treasurer Coon is father of Stanley Coon Bank of Commerce. Assessor Curry is son of former New Mexico governor George Curry.
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Douglas
Arizona
Sheriff's Office
Police Department
Hidalgo County
New Mexico
Luna County
Lordsburg
Jems Cochise County
R. M. Reynolds
Frank R
Frank Curry
J. W. Gould
J. A
Leahy
Fred A. Kroll
Coon
Stanley Coon
Bank of Commerce
Assesor Cury
George Curry
Three Yuma Girls Hurt In Rainy Street Crash
Three Yuma girls were injured when a Buick owned by Barney Smith overturned on Eighth Street after heavy rain. Beulah Willheart suffered a severely lacerated right arm and Mico McDowalt and Helen McGome were cared for at home by a doctor.
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Yuma
Jane
Eighth Street
Barney Smith
Beulah Willheart
Yuma Hospital
Mico McDowalt
Helen McGome
Sta Cafe
Yun Vera
Uve
Dugarta Howe
Cupid Wins Cut Over Jails Discord In Phoenix
Civil docket records from Maricopa County show 496 divorce and marriage related actions in 1919. The year featured a close race between Cupid and Miss Discord with 122 marriage licenses and 131 divorce suits recorded in December.
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Cupid
Phoenix
Maftesyn
Douglas Burglar Sets House Afire In City
An unknown man stole jewelry and silverware valued at $8 from K O Clinton’s home in Douglas this city today. He held Mrs. W. T. Cardwell at pistol point during the escape. A fire set earlier in a clothes closet diverted attention. the thief fled. The blaze destroyed more than $2009 worth of wearing apparel.
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Douglas
Jan
K O Clinton
W. T. Cardwell
University head lectures in Bisbee on applied psychology
Prof. R. B. von KleinSmid president of the University of Arizona spoke at the Bisbee YMCA on the university extension series topic Applied Psychology. A large audience watched his practical exposition and showed keen interest.
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Bisbee
R. B. von Kieinsmid
University of Arizona
YM. C
von KleinSmid
Livestock and ranges report from Arizona and New Mexico
Weather bureau notes widespread precipitation across Arizona and New Mexico range districts over seven days. Snow-covered north, heaviest rain on lower ranges. Nogales reports 14% inches. Sheep and lambing conditions cited as excellent. cotton picking shortened. December weather favorable for crop quality reaching market.
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Phoenix
Jen
Weather Bureau
Arizonaa
New Mexico
Nogales
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
Federal funds sought for San Carlos Dam project
A joint Phoenix and Tucson business group meeting urged early action on the San Carlos dam. Engineers would prepare a United States reclamation report detailing height, depth, area, water supply, and other essential facts. Arizona executives Campbell and Ely planned to attend a Western States Reclamation conference in Denver.
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United States
Dietei Daca
Campbell
Sims Ely
Arizona
Western States Reclamation
Denver
Western
Wer Eyteus
Training for disabled veterans in Bisbee today
Jazz A representative of the federal board will conduct vocational training in Bisbee to aid rehabilitation of disabled soldiers and sailors. Interested veterans should contact H. E. Ross at the Central School to schedule an appointment or call Ross, the local board’s representative, for information on this program.
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Bisbee
Boa
H. E. Ross
Central School
Ross
Arrest Fuel Dealer in Phoenix Over Weights Case
Phoenix Wood and Coil company summoned by Justice of the Peace Wheeler to appear in court January 10 on a charge of delivering a smaller quantity of wood than purchased as part of a state wide campaign for accurate weights and measures led by R. E. Merritt state sealer of weights and measures.
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Phoenix
R. E. Merritt
Phoenix Wood and Coil Company
Justice of the Peace Wheeler
Fires in Half Year Report Shows Low Losses in Phoenix
Fire Chief Simons reports 78 fires in six months with total uninsured loss of 7220 dollars. There were 21 false alarms and 34 fires from various causes including cigarettes gas stoves and oil stoves. The largest loss of 5159 occurred in November. September and October suffered motor car blaze damage.
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Phoenix
Simons
Widow of former Arizona governor Franklin dies in Los Angeles
Jan 7 in Los Angeles the widow of Benjamin J. Franklin former territorial governor of Arizona and mother of Judge Alfred Franklin of Phoenix died. The funeral will be held here tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Benjamine J. Franklin
Arizona
Alfred Franklin
Phoenix
Arrow
Twenty One Prisoners Transferred From Tucson to Federal Prisons
Three women and eighteen men convicted in U S District Court are being moved to federal prisons in Canyon City Colorado and Leavenworth Kansas. Women Carmen Lopez Juana Gonzales and Margarita Bringas were sent to Canyon City this morning for reentry after deportation. Men leaving for Leavenworth include Matt Keaton Charles W Bentley David F Stinson Thomas H More Antonio Fernandez Joseph Litman Francisco Daniel Charles G Mitchel Juan Guzman John W Johnson William D O Rear William J Nelson Jim Boone Babe Cleveland William McGowan and Mark Duane plus Tory Perry Silva and John Reade with sentences ranging from one to five years.
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United States District Court
Canyon City
Colo
Leavenworth
Kanes
Leavenwor
Carmen Lopez
Juana Gonzales
Fo Margarita FL Bringas
Matt Keaton
Charles W. Bentley
David F. Stinson
Thomas H. More
Antonio Fernandez
Joseph Litman
Francisco Daniel
Charles G. Mitchel
Juan Guzman
Jobn W. Johnson
Willam D. O'Rear
Wiliam J. Nelson
Jim Boone
Babe Cleveland
Wiliam McGowan
Mark Duane
Tory Perry Silva
John Reade
Arizona man appealing bigamy conviction in Supreme Court
Arizona man Frank Ford from Cochise county appeals his bigamy conviction. He was sentenced October 15 to a term of up to ten years. The appeal claims the trial court misdirected the jury on the law. Beatrice Ford filed the complaint, alleging a marriage to Maria Bart on August 20 in Lowell, Arizona.
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Phoenix, Jane
Supreme Court
Frank Ford
Superior Court
Cochise County
Ford
Apeal
Beatrica Ford
Maria Bart
Lowell, Ariz
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Cotemerce
Phoeniy Chamber of Commerce
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City Antinanes
Franklin
Association of Railway Executi
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Oben
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Arin
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